diff-hl-show-hunk-inline: Put underline at descent line#290
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Currently the inline popups display the top border (drawn using
:underlineon the header line) slightly too high. This is because Emacs draws underlines at the baseline unlessx-underline-at-descent-lineis enabled, but that setting affects Emacs globally. Since Emacs 29, the:underlineattribute accepts the property:position, which specifies where the underline should be drawn. If it is non-nil, then the underline is displayed at the descent of the text instead of the baseline. I've made a tiny change to enable that property for underlines in diff-hl when Emacs 29+ is detected. I've included two screenshots below showing the difference. Notice that the bottom border is unaffected, because it's an overline.Before:
After: